To access IaC misconfiguration issues, under Modules, select → → .
The IaC Misconfigurations page displays a filterable, sortable table of all IaC misconfiguration issues detected across monitored repositories.
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The default sort order is by Severity (descending). The default filter shows issues with a status of New and In Progress. Resolved issues are hidden by default.
The IaC misconfiguration issues table is a filtered instance of the broader Issues table found under Cases & Issues, meaning it exclusively displays issues categorized as IaC misconfigurations. The IaC misconfiguration Issues table only displays issues generated from findings detected during periodic scans. In contrast, the comprehensive Issues table includes all IaC misconfiguration issues, regardless of their detection source, such as periodic, pull request (PR), and continuous integration (CI) scans. You can filter for IaC misconfiguration issues in the main table by Detection Method=IaC Scanner.
The IaC Misconfigurations page contains two tabs: Issues and Findings.
Issues tab: Displays deduplicated, policy-evaluated IaC misconfiguration issues. The Issues tab is the default view and the primary workspace for triage and remediation. Issues are created when a raw scanner finding matches a unified policy
Findings tab: Displays all raw IaC misconfiguration findings detected by the IaC scanner before policy evaluation. The Findings tab provides visibility into the complete scanner output, including findings that did not generate issues because no matching unified policy exists. Use the Findings tab to audit scanner coverage, review findings excluded by current policy configurations, and identify opportunities to create new policies for uncovered finding pattern. For more information, refer to IaC misconfiguration findings